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Remaining tasks to get CSS3 UI to PR: | Remaining tasks to get CSS3 UI to PR: | ||
* 'cursor' detail: on the root element, setting cursor applies to the border-edge (per 2.1 or later CSS spec that defines it e.g. CSS3 Borders and Backgrounds). See also 'pointer-events' which can modify it. | * 'cursor' detail: on the root element, setting cursor applies to the border-edge (per 2.1 or later CSS spec that defines it e.g. CSS3 Borders and Backgrounds). See also 'pointer-events' which can modify it. [note from fantasai: wouldn't it make more sense for cursor on the root to propagate to the entire canvas? there's no other way to change the cursor on the canvas] | ||
* add '''pointer-events''' A way of specifying whether an element is opaque to pointer events (and receives them) or is transparent to them (letting them get handled by what's underneath. | * add '''pointer-events''' A way of specifying whether an element is opaque to pointer events (and receives them) or is transparent to them (letting them get handled by what's underneath. | ||
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*** http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-marquee/#the-overflow-style | *** http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-marquee/#the-overflow-style | ||
** investigate discussion of ink overflow vs layout overflow - [[User:Fantasai|fantasai]] will get more info on this. e.g. box-shadow should never trigger scrollbars. do margins? maybe they don't trigger overflow but if there is overflow anyways (something else triggers scrollbars), then margins influence the dimensions of the scrollable area. | ** investigate discussion of ink overflow vs layout overflow - [[User:Fantasai|fantasai]] will get more info on this. e.g. box-shadow should never trigger scrollbars. do margins? maybe they don't trigger overflow but if there is overflow anyways (something else triggers scrollbars), then margins influence the dimensions of the scrollable area. | ||
* consider stealing and speccing ''text-overflow'', since it's more a UI/overflow thing than a typesetting thing. There are at least 3 implementations (IE, WebKit, Opera) See https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=312156 | |||
* consider adding '''overflow-radius''' per implementation(s) | * consider adding '''overflow-radius''' per implementation(s) |